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Although every job is different, there is enough commonality for us to give you the following pricing guidelines:

 

  • Standard porcelain tub refinished in gloss white - starting at $295.
  • Standard 3-wall tile "surround"- starting at $295.
  • Typical cultured-marble "garden" or "roman" tub refinished in our "Corian" look-alike- starting at $395
  • Culture-marble vanity with molded wash-basin - starting at $95
  • Laminate kitchen counters to "corian" - from $695 to $1795 depending on size, difficulty and options.
  • Chip-repair (4) service-call, $95.
  • Handicapped, Safe-Way step (tub to shower conversion) starting at $495.
  • Check your mail for money-saving coupons, even if they're not from New Finish--- because 9 times out of 10 we'll honor or even improve on them.
  • Due to modern chemical and high-tech advances, refinishing as a concept is making a huge impact, and it's important that one get the facts of our industry.  We are happy to give referrals--- or warnings--- because we feel it's critical you talk to a reputable enterprise.  If we can't get to your job soon enough to suit, there are a few--- PRECIOUS few--- colleagues we're confident to recommend.   Beware the super-cheap price/warranty gimmicks!  If the price for the "same" job seems too-good-to-be-true--- as ever (and always) in life--- it is. Let experience and common sense be your guide.




 
 

"Corian" look-alike over old laminate
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A $1700 refinishing job looks like an $8,000 Corian counter.





A "rubbing" of the manufacture and date-stamp on a
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5.5 ft. clawfoot made (look closely) April 28th, 1911. We do this as a courtesy.

 
 
 
 
 

An amazing transformation
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This counter was blue and the back-splash, spaced with dark green "decos"

This was an interesting project and gave timeless
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elegance to these fading "stone" pillars.